This book is either
a magic oriented self identity exploration or a mental illness fueled
fantasy. Larque is a young, middle age
mother and wife who looks for her inner self and finds something.
There is a lot of social
commentary regarding sexual identity and resultant societal dictated
roles. There is minimal action and
maximum social spelunking. Larque meets
her long lost father, the perpetrator of said loss and the reader meets Larques
family and their idiosyncrasies.
This book is
probably used in someone's sociology classes or perhaps abberant psychology,
hard t make a decision on that.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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